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The wars with Carthage gave the roman empire control of?
The Island of Sicily , North Africa and the western Mediterranean sea .
What is the historic importance of the two or more Punic wars?
After winning the Wars, Rome was strong enough to turn east into Greek territories.
Why was rome considered the Master of the Mediterranean?
Rome became master of the Mediterranean by military conquest. By winning the Punic wars, Rome neutralized Carthage, which was Rome's only serious competition.Rome became master of the Mediterranean by military conquest. By winning the Punic wars, Rome neutralized Carthage, which was Rome's only serious competition.Rome became master of the Mediterranean by military conquest. By winning the Punic wars, Rome neutralized Carthage, which was Rome's only serious competition.Rome became master of the Mediterranean by military conquest. By winning the Punic wars, Rome neutralized Carthage, which was Rome's only serious competition.Rome became master of the Mediterranean by military conquest. By winning the Punic wars, Rome neutralized Carthage, which was Rome's only serious competition.Rome became master of the Mediterranean by military conquest. By winning the Punic wars, Rome neutralized Carthage, which was Rome's only serious competition.Rome became master of the Mediterranean by military conquest. By winning the Punic wars, Rome neutralized Carthage, which was Rome's only serious competition.Rome became master of the Mediterranean by military conquest. By winning the Punic wars, Rome neutralized Carthage, which was Rome's only serious competition.Rome became master of the Mediterranean by military conquest. By winning the Punic wars, Rome neutralized Carthage, which was Rome's only serious competition.
What long term affects can you see stemming from one side winning the Punic Wars?
Rome became dominant in the Western Mediterranean and, based on the power it had developed in the Punic Wars, developed aspirations for Eastern Europe
What was significant about Rome winning the Punic war?
Rome now dominated the Mediterranean .
Why was the outcome of Rome winning the punic wars?
The primary outcome of Rome winning the Punic wars was mastery of the western Mediterranean and its lucrative trade. Secondary positive outcomes for Rome was the addition of territory-- Spain, Sicily, and southern Italy; they were also able to expand eastward as they entered into a war with Phillip of Macedonia.
What is the importance of the Punic wars to Rome?
The war was fought between Rome and Carthage. Basically the 3 wars resulted in the destruction of Carthage and the Romans gained the territories of Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica, Africa and also Spain.In short it played a major role in the expansion of the roman empire
What was the Section of the french border important to winning the war?
Western Front
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Why did Rome want to destroy Carthage?
They were competitors for superiority in the Western Mediterranean area. After winning each of the first two Punic Wars, Rome imposed heavy penalties on the Carthaginians, but the latter were such successful traders they bounced back. Rome decided to end them for good and after winning the 3rd Punic War, destroyed the city and sold the surviving population into slavery.
What are the 2 turning points of the Romans?
Winning the Second Punic War made them the superpower of the Mediterranean. Augustus's ascension ended the Republic.
What body of waters did the Roman empire take over?
The Romans , after winning the Punic Wars over their rival Carthage , ruled over the Mediterranean Sea .
